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Ethnical Consumption x Interactive Theatre
Lok, a young boy who loves chocolate, faces an ethical dilemma: he enjoys affordable, delicious treats, yet knows that much of the chocolate industry is linked to unjust child labour practices in parts of Africa. What choice will he ultimately make?
‘A Story behind the Chocolate’ consists of a theatre performance (45 minutes) and a debriefing session (15 minutes). Students will learn about child labour, globalisation and profit distribution, and think about their own consumer choices and responsibilities.
Learning Focus:Child Labour, Fair Trade, Consumers
Activity Details
Target: Senior primary school to S.1 students
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: On-campus / Oxfam Education Centre
Number of participants: 60-200 pax
Remarks:
1. 1 hour to set up before and 1 hour to clean up after the activity.
2. If the number of participants is less than 70, the activity can be conducted at Oxfam Education Centre
This activity is co-organised by Oxfam and EIGHT DIMENSIONS WORKSHOP LIMITED.
Fee for 25/26 academic year:
$10,000/session
A basic transport fee of $500 (round trip) will be charged. The transport fee will be adjusted as necessary if the activities are held in remote areas.
Early bird discount: Apply before 31 October 2025 and get $500 off.